Hi, I'm Alyssa Malano, and this is Sorry Not Sorry. So, The intersection of youth technology and sexual violence has proven to be a dangerous place. In her new book when rape goes

viral, Anna Jika explores the origins, effects, and extent of this problem as well

as the social dynamics that enable it.

Listeners should be forewarned that this episode contains frank discussions of sexual assault. 3 boys from Chicago allegedly raped a 12-year-old girl and they filmed it on their smartphones and put it up on their Facebook

account.

Two former Vanderbilt football players accused of sexually assaulting a female student in a dorm room when she was drunk and unconscious.

The jury viewing graphic video of the alleged assault Monday.

You're Rayleigh Sespettis is set to go to trial on November 27.

She's accused of recording a 13-year-old being sexually abused

and posting it online back in 2019.

Two months ago, 16-year-old Houston, Texas student Jader, was drugged and raped at a house party.

The next day, Jader says she had no recollection of what had happened to her, but she later saw

footage of her assault. Images and a video of the rape have been posted online.

Hi, I'm Anna Jika and I'm fighting to end sexual violence and image-based abuse.

Sorry, not sorry. Anna, thank you so much for being with us.

Tell us a little bit about who you are and what you do.

Thank you so much for having me.

Alyssa, I really appreciate it.

Really excited to be here.

I am an assistant professor of sociology

at SUNY New Paltz, which is one of the State University of New York campuses.

And my research primarily focuses on the ways that gender violence and technology

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